Charity

Donations to charities have recently been involved with supporting sports, arts, heritage, and health projects.

The charities have done Financial and Practical Assistance, Recovery and Rehabilitation, Transition to Civilian Life. Whilst also working on Elderly and Bereavement Care,  Remembrance and Education,  Policy and Campaigning.

Emergency Food Support,  Income & Debt Advice,  Campaigning for Change,  Research were also what the charities took on.

Not all the donations were a lot but helping grant life-changing wishes to children, Funding research into baby loss and  Delivering life-changing mobility equipment.

Supports for adults and children dealing with life-threatening illnesses, Local junior sports teams, hospices, and community handyperson services was where money went too.

A Communities Fund, Financial Futures Fund, Major National Partnerships, Citizens Advice, Money Advice Trust, Nature Trust & WWF have had repeat donations.

Community Grant Programs, Health Partners, Food Redistribution has made me see a queue for help.

Some of these charities like Tickled Pink, Children in Need have operated for years.

Not all charities are doing the same thing but looking at their theme Youth Sports Development, Community Support, Local Volunteering, homelessness charity, supporting arts, education, health, animal welfare, and poverty relief show how broad a need is.

Health, Lifelong Learning, Social Care, Community Development has been heard of since the 80’s.

We are in a modern world but tackling complex social issues like homelessness, domestic abuse, and mental health,  Dedicated multi-year extension funding supporting specialized equity and inclusion groups shows what charities can do with the help of support.

There are organisations apart from the government implementing employability, digital, and financial skills training, yet still charities ask for help.

If a charity is to work then money is needed for environmental and health, Focusing on emergency care, education, life and work skills, environmental protection, and reducing inequality.